The iPhone's touch sensor showed the most linear tracking with the least amount of stair-stepping.
This core message specified the amount of stair climbing required to achieve the outcome see [ 18].
The core campaign of the poster with the extended message, produced comparable effects to other campaigns using messages that detailed the amount of stair climbing required for health benefits [ 18, 22]; the sample-size weighted OR for stair climbing in these previous campaigns (OR = 1.18) is similar to the OR of 1.24 here.
But then, something I can only describe as "that time my horse stopped running and I motionlessly fell down an entire cliff in Red Dead Redemption" happens, and one of them skids an infinite amount of time down some stairs, thudda thudda thudda thudda thudda, and ends up in the water.
It was much criticized for the amount of space given over to elevators, stairs and fire stairs and for the small size of the galleries in relation to these systems of vertical circulation.
I've since been lecturing my children – who notionally live here, too – about the necessity of not using the first step on a flight of stairs, as this causes a disproportionate amount of wear to the carpet.
In one worksite, a main campaign poster outlining the amount of calorific expenditure obtainable from stair climbing and a conventional point-of-choice prompt were used (Poster alone site).
Written to ensure the safety and accessibility of buildings, codes dictate everything from the height and depth of stairs and where railings end, to the amount of floor space in front of toilets and the height of windows.
There was a tremendous amount of shouting up and down the stairs, periods of quiet, and then periods of fierce gunfire all round the square, with bullets bedding themselves into the walls and ceiling.
The SF36PF asks respondents to rate the amount of limitation caused by their health on 10 physical activities (vigorous activities; moderate activities; carrying groceries; climbing several flights of stairs; climbing one flight of stairs; bending, kneeling or stooping; walking more than a mile; walking several blocks; walking one block; and bathing or dressing).
